Homeowners Association Law covers the rules and disputes involving HOAs and condominium associations, including governing documents (CC&Rs, bylaws), assessments, elections and meetings, rule enforcement, architectural approvals, access to records, and owners’ rights. It also addresses common conflicts such as fines, liens and collections, maintenance and repair responsibilities, and litigation between associations, boards, and homeowners.
In most cases, your HOA probably can’t outright ban a political sign because many state laws protect homeowners’ rights to display political speech, especially near elections. However, HOAs can often enforce reasonable limits on size, placement, and timing under their governing documents and applicable statutes. This article explains when an HOA sign rule is illegal, […]
A homeowners association (HOA) is a private governing body in a planned community that enforces rules and collects mandatory dues from property owners. HOAs are typically created by a developer through recorded covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&Rs) and can fine owners or place liens for certain violations or unpaid assessments. This article explains how HOAs […]
